Decorating Manchester Street

Manchester Street runs north from Manchester Square through the heart of Marylebone village, lined with a distinguished parade of Georgian and late-Georgian terraced townhouses built in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. The street retains considerable architectural integrity, with handsome brick facades, dentilled cornices, wrought-iron railings and the original door cases that characterise the best of Marylebone's domestic architecture. Several properties have notable associations with artists and physicians who occupied the street during the Victorian era.

Manchester Street's Georgian brick terraces require specialist decorators who can apply traditional oil-based finishes to timber joinery and ensure exterior stonework details such as sills and cornices are finished in a manner consistent with conservation area guidance.